The Greek stock market is repeating the same play, which is losing its initial momentum and is trading far from the highs of the day. The climate of introspection remains, with investors reduced to selective positioning, leaving no room for a convincing reaction.

Specifically, in Tuesday's (15/10) session, the General Index strengthened by +0.26% and traded at 1,415.15 points, moving between 1,412.87 (low of the day) and 1,421.06 points (high of the day). Turnover is at a low level, around 30 million euros.

Among the systemic banks, ΝΒG is up +1.4% at 7.368 euros, followed by Piraeus (+0.98% at 3.71 euros), Alpha Bank (+0.82% at 1.482 euros) and Eurobank (+0.38% at 1.961 euros).

A sharp "brake" on the three-day rally of Attica Bank, which slides -11.11% to 2.4 euros, one day before the reverse split and the subsequent temporary suspension of trading. It is noted that the stock will rejoin the board on October 21.

In the high capitalization, Aegean, PPC, Jumbo, Ellaktor, Coca-Cola, Autohellas, and Metlen recorded significant gains. In contrast, EYDAP is trading at -1.1%. In the mid-cap sector, gains of over +1% for intralot. On the other hand, Techniki Olympiaki and Intrakat are down considerably.